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Satiric proposals concerning the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770

The Numbers of Carr's Musical Miscellany, from No. 58 to 65

British proclamation setting limits on the quantity of spirits, molasses, salt, and medicines that may be purchased by residents of Philadelphia., 1777

An Epistle from the London Yearly Meeting, 1776

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Apologie de la Bruyere, 12mo.Pierre Jacques Brillon (1671-1736), Apologie de monsieur de La Bruyere, ou, Réponse a la critique des Caracteres de Théophraste (Paris: J.B. Delespine, 1701)

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Regulations for the American Troops, 12mo.United States. Continental Army, Regulations for the order and discipline of the troops of the United States (Philadelphia: Styner and Cist, 1779)

Arthur St. Clair, Proceedings of a general court martial, . . . by order of . . . General Washington, . . . for the trial of Major General St. Clair, 1778

An Address to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania, by those freemen, . . . confined in the Mason's lodge, 1777

William Gordon, A discourse preached December 15th 1774, 1775

John Cadwalader, A reply to General Joseph Reed's Remarks, 1783

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L'apologie des Quakers par Barclay en français 1702. 8oRobert Barclay, Apologie de la Véritable Théologie Chrétienne, Ainsi Qu'elle est Soutenue, & Prêchée, Par le Peuple, Appellé Par Mépris, les Trembleurs (London, 1702).

J. B. (John Beale) Bordley, Necessaries; best product of land; best staple of commerce, 1776

Message listing fifteen satirical resolutions, 1774

Message about voting by ballot, New York, 1770 (1)

Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention, An essay of a declaration of rights, 1776